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=== Issue 3: Misdirection === | === Issue 3: Misdirection === | ||
Martha asks if the TARDIS is actually gone. | Martha asks if the TARDIS is actually gone. She and the Doctor return to the costume room and find a bag of [[Jelly Babies]]. This reminds him of his [[Fourth Doctor|fourth incarnation]]. | ||
He recalls taking [[Romana II]] to [[Paris]] for the second time, in the year [[2000]]. Romana notices a mime posing. She thinks he is trapped in time, but a time hole appears near him. The mime, the Doctor and Romana fall through the hole and land in a late 17th century sewer. They are soon questioned by guards; the Doctor makes up an alias so he can have an excuse to boss them around. Following the trail, they reach the exit door, which is guarded by [[Taureau]] the Minotaur, who agrees to let them pass if they answer his riddle. When Romana fails miserably to answer correctly, the Doctor opens a wall, causing an explosion, killing Taureau and the mime. The Doctor and Romana escape through it. | He recalls taking [[Romana II]] to [[Paris]] for the second time, in the year [[2000]]. Romana notices a mime posing. She thinks he is trapped in time, but a time hole appears near him. The mime, the Doctor and Romana fall through the hole and land in a late 17th century sewer. They are soon questioned by guards; the Doctor makes up an alias so he can have an excuse to boss them around. Following the trail, they reach the exit door, which is guarded by [[Taureau]] the Minotaur, who agrees to let them pass if they answer his riddle. When Romana fails miserably to answer correctly, the Doctor opens a wall, causing an explosion, killing Taureau and the mime. The Doctor and Romana escape through it. | ||